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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30
Dying Declarations,

The interesting question is raised in the
trial at Mt. Holly N J. of Peak for the mur-
der Of his cousin, Katie Anderson, as to
whether her declarations may be properly
given in evidence. Several witnesses are
ready to testify that she said at divers
times that " Bart" had shot her, meaning
BARLEY Peak. 1t is also shown that her
father and her physician to whom she made
the declarations told her she was likely to
die. The fair presumption is that she
thought she was in dangerous state and
that she waS disposed to tell the truth.
The law admits such declarations when
they are taken under the belief that death
= going to ensue; but whether they may
be taken when the belief is that death
may come, but without feeling a certainty
that it is coming, is the question.
Doubtless the safest course will be to
hold that the belief must be that death GER
tainly impends; otherwise the gates will
be opened 80 wide to dying d clarations
that 1t will be difficult to exclude any. 1t
can nearly always be made to appear that
the person whose testimony is sought to be
given had An apprehension Of death.
But 1t seems to us that another and a
very serious and doubtful question is raised
- TO the testimony of Katie Anderson !:
and that is Is to whether her brain, with a
bullet bedded in it, could be certainly relied
q TO be free from delusion and to be
Incapable of testifying incorrectly. l. the
seullst- t-burthened brain not impaired at all ?
Ard II it II impaired, is it certain that it
= not in the faculty Of memory /? 1t is said
that Katie Anderson was sensible until tn,
inter part OF her illness, and talked intelli.
Gsntly. which all may be, and yet be CON
dStent with her inability to use correctly
the faculty Of the injured part Of her brain.
1hsrs seems to he an opportunity here for
e1pest Investigation and testimony, worth
-. - 1t often is, it ought to produce
oensthing Of value as to the effect on the
nenory Of . bullet that has impaired Ger
~ tissues Of the brain.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30
The Scotch Thistle.

The Scotch Thistle sailed away from her
English competitors in the light breezes Of
Saturdays race, and the expectation is
that she will come over here and carry
away the cup. Her designer was here last
year and saw what it was that gave the su.
periority to our yachts. He found it to lie
in the ability to carry large spread of can.
vas which their centre board gave them.
The Thistle has been built to carry the
largest possible amount of canvas on the
smallest amount of hull, and does it sue
cessfully in light winds. Whether she can
do it in all weather is not yet shown.
These competitive trials of racing yachts
are not of any practical value. The ma.
chimes built to carry sails are not of any
value, save as racers and as racers they
have no value, save for amusement or fol
betting purposes. Fast craft go nowaday:
by steam, aud speedy sailing is of lttl,
consequence.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

SENATOR +. &. STocKBRIDGE, OF kss.
mszpo, Michigan, has been interviewed in
Philadelphia on presidential prospects. He
said that the growing sentiment IN his state
was against Blaine and in favor of Sher.
man, that President Cleveland had made
a good president, in the opinion of business
men, and his financial policy was popular
with very influential element. He though,
John Sherman peculiarly fitted to overcome
this sentiment Patriotic men will want to
know why 1t Is necessary to overcome a
sentiment based on praisexor'hy admins.
tration. Senator Stock bridge approves
President Cleveland and nd mits that the in
huential business element Of the country
will endorse him, but is anxious to pit the
cynical John Sherman against him in ordel
to accomplish his overthrow. his reasoning
will appeal only to narrow p,rtis4ls and all
the pedantic pomposity OF a theoretical tinsn.
cier cannot weaken the hold OF President
Cleveland on the business men of the
country.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

REFERRING to the opposition OF some OF
the Southern Presbyterian clergy TO union
with the Northern church the Pittsourg pls.
patch says:
'ln the days of the great founder OF Christi
anity there WAS lost cause which untoubt-
edly appealed to His human affections As
strongly as the cause OF the old South to the
affections OF these gentlemen, but he turned
from It to His higher mission without intims-
ton that it panied him TO do 80. Judaa lay
proetrste at the feet OF Rome, but Christ never
theisss rendered unto Cte sar the things that
were C;esars and unto God the things that
were Gods II the clerics o!the Presbyterian
church South cannot follow His example in
this particular, what better are they than
blind leaders Of the blind?"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

NJ u raAe between them. Business has
iGlIoved, eel connands pod prioes:and
freight movement & ESavy. None has ever
doubted the power Of Reading 50 to earn
immense revenue when business should be
good. she has great earning capacity in
her coal beds, and her only need has been
to sell coal ut remunerative prices. This
the present condition of things enables her
to do. The present management cannot
claim as their work what the rev val of
business has brought about. They have
reduced expenses and helped their road
along, doubtless, in cnmpetent way
Their alliance with the Pennsylvania has
apparently been to their interest generally,
though how it will be in the long run re-
mains to be seen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30
IN NENORlAM.

Scatter the flowers gently over
The mounds where grDw-th the scented clover
And pleasant grass
For there, far under earth rush and riot,
Our heroes slumber in dreamless quiet
While seasons pass,
Whisper prayer "a you kneel above them
Think of the hearts that tondly love them,
And miss them still;
Bring them violets, roses, pansies
Weave with the blossoms a hundred fancies
OF sweet good Will.
Honor the sleepers lying lowly
Cherish their me rnores dear and holy
The nation trust.
And while DER all the free nag towers,
Scatter with generous hand the flowers
Ger precious dust
-LllLsan GREY, in Good Housekeepiny.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30
brace In.

You are feeling depressed your appetite is
poor, you are bothered with headache, YOU are
tdzety, nervous and generally out OF sorts, and
want To brace up. Brace up, but not with stim.
for their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and
which stimulate you for AN hour, and then leave
you in worse condition than before. What you
want Is an Alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action of the Liver and i'd
neys restore your vitality, and give renewed
heal and strength. such Il medicine you will
nnd In Electric Bitters, and only 80 cents u bot.
tie at IL. b. Cochran's DFuu store, 1877 and 1881
North Queen street. Lancaster. Pa. (0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30
The Mysterx SOlyed.

lit has always been understood that consumr.
iion was incurable, but II has recently been
discovered that kenp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs Is giving more relief than any Known
remedy. II Is Guaranteed to relieve and cure
Asthma, bronchitis and Coughs. Call on II. IL.
Cochran, druggist, No. lS North Queen street,
cents and o.. f&)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30
II Weekly Intelhgsnoer
LANCASTER, MAY 81. 1851.
Memorial Day.

Memorial Day.
Decoration Day and Whit. Monday com.
Ing hand in hand this year, like blue and
gTay together, make fainter the sadness
that belongs to the former and the mourn
ing for heroes dead is mingled with rejoic-
Ing for the peace and plenty that have fol-
lowed war.
Al time thins the ranks of the veterans,
and lengthens the lines of the graves they
march to decorate, the ceremony of honor
ing the dead soldiers becomes steadily
more popular. This is right, for with the
honor for the men who fought for the old
iaag there il every year less bitterness for
he men who fought against it. AS the
years roll on, the nercer passions Of the
war are lulled, and the rising generation
while they honor the bravery Of their
fAthers, will feel less resentment against
the new South.
In the South the mourning for the lost
cause is rapidly giving place to feeling OF
quiet satisfsction-a conviction that after
Ill it IL best that the cause was lost, and a
hearty pride in the strength and greatness
Of our common country.
s No man who loves his country can watch
TIE torn old battle flags following the flow.
ers to the graves without feeling thrill of
the noblest emotions. That love of country
may be kept alive, that the spirit that ami
mated gallant deeds may be the heritage of
Ill Americans, it is essential that by such
ceremonies We should foster reverence
for patriotism. An enlightened public
policy should do all that can be done to
cultivate pride of country that may again
b the salvation Of the republic in darker
DAYS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30
O0niesssd Thsir Gutit.

At Columbus Ohio, Oh Friday evening
Charles Psskss. . sdsiryman, hearing burglars
around his house. raised window and was
nrsd at and MORALLY wounded. Three
young men, Edward Brautingbsn, Orry
Juhy, snd Rsvmold Judy, who had pre.
sious.y been employed oy Psxkes, were or.
rested and confessed their guilt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

THE Scranton Republican says that "it
has been too long and too often the practice
to regard crimes against the ballot box as
evidences of smartness on the part OF their
perpetrators, rather thar ottenses sesinst the
public good" Let the Sixth ward frauds be-
probec.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30
A Remarkable Good Man

ls he who attends To the comfort of his family
anu VIII not let his little suffer with aifec-
uon Oh the Throat and Lungs, whe reby their
nves NAV be endangered, but who should al ali
Ies Haisss give them that sovereign remedy, kemps
for sale by IL. B Cochran, druggist. M Sor,h
Quesn street ee''S A"' Sorta
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

The Hest Sal 70 in the world for Cutx. Bru,.s.
sSS1s, sSs, uicsrs. sait Rnsam. Fever sores, Tcttsr.
Aruptions, AND positively cures Plies, OF no nav
Iequireo. II ts guaranteed to give psrisct sstsS
faction, or money reiunded- Price ~ cents nar
box For sale by ID. B. CocnrHn. Druasfst IN
aud l& North Queer street iancs.,Ar % 80
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30
The People As,oni.hsd.

Many people ar. astonishsd when they dis.
cover tho wi1e circulation ut Thoraas' Eciectrtc
on There Is hard = d us house In the cOu ntry
that DO not have this remedy upon It's shelyes
The public have found IL Is q good thing and
slck 10 IL. For sale by II. h Cochran. druggist,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

"A friend IN need Is Il friend indeed such a
friend Is DR.. Bulls Cough -yrup, which shnu d
be in every family. 1t costs only . cents. Give
II n trial
tic victim OF rheumatism into dove of gentle
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

DECORATION DAY IL to be donation day at
the Jewish hospital, Pnilsiel phis, this year.
There Is good taste aud good sense In this.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

THE Rev. GEO. Il. THAYEE, OF Bourbs u
Ina, says " Both myself aud wife owe our II yes
to SHILOH's CONSUMPTION CURE" For sale
by II. Is Cochran, Druggist, No. lS7 North Qussp
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30
! TuLoruoRos FOR RHEUMATISM,
A SWINDLER

ooes no, refer possible purchases to his vic
Tins The' Atolophoros Co. gladly refers suffer
ers from rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica. ner-
vous or sick headache. kidney and liver COM
pIaints to those who houe been cured Of these
diseases by Athlophoros. and viii furnish nance
and addresses OF many such persons to those de-
string them. AthophoG os is the only remedy
for these diseases that can stand such test.
A L. Tho mas. Cuba. N. Y D., says: My son, J.
NJ Thomson, had been suffering from rheuma-
,tsm for several months. Athophoros relieved
him OF the pain and reduced the swelling of the
Joints and the latneness entirely disappeared.
have seen those having neuralgia cured by tax
ing one dose.
A. Beard, Mt. Kisco. n. Y. says 81 have been
troubled for some time with sciaics ana rheu-
mstism. brought on by working in u damp
place. could rnd no remedy in medicine
wss using until tried q bottle OF Athlophorus
which gave me immediate relie'.'
Mrs Alfred Thurston, 4! North Main street,
wiIkesbarre, Pa, says 81 am not troubled
with rheumatism now. since using Athlopho
rns. 1 believe should II In any case fail to
licve ana permanently cure. the cause would be
that the directions were not faithfully followed :"
j. J. Savitz. Nazareth. Pa. says: gave two
bottles OF Athlophoros TO my sister, and she has
entirely recovered she was afflicted with In.
1aIumatory rheumatism and ST. Nitus dance.
and although we had two OF the best doctors,
she gradually grew worse. She would scream
from pain night and day. heartily recon.
mend it."
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros ana
Athlophoros Pills, but where they cannot be
bought of the druggist the Athlophoros Co.. No.
liz Wall street, New York, will send either tcar'
rtage piid) on receipt of regular price, which
is sl.Oo per bottle for Athlophoros and SOC. for
PILLS.
For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, in.
digestion, weakness. nervous debility. diseases
of women, constipation, headache, impure
blood, &C, AthIophoros Pulls are uneQualed.
may 3O.lwcSsMwf
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

BEN: PERIL PooRE is dead. He always
put . colon sfter his first name A
period will now suffice.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

LET us cherish to day the memories o
those who died that the nation might live
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

Cop bless our living so diers a. they STAND
Abound our dead this Decoration Day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

THE president caught no fish at Sarsnsc
lake on Saturday, but for two years he has
been catching the public favor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30
spBOIAL SOIICAS.

WHY WILL you cough when ShtiOh's Cure
will give Immediate relief. Price 10 Cts, so cts..
and o.. FOR sale by II. b. Cochran, Druggist.
No. l87 North Queen street. (6)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30
Most Excellent,

J.J. Atkins, Chief of Police, Knoxville, Tenn,
writes MY family and are benetcilriss OF
your most excellent medicine, Or. Kings New
Discovery for consumption having found II TO
be- all that you claim for IL. desire to testify to
it- virtue. Ny friends, to whom l have recon.
Inended II, praise tt'at every opportunity Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption Is
guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis,
Asthma Group and every affection of Throat,
Chest and Lungs. Trial bottles free at CochTan's
Drug store, IL, and l39 North Queen street, Lam
caster. Pa Large size, 81 %. (3)
SHlLOH's CUBE viii Immediately relieve
Group, WhoOpng Cough ana bronchitis For
eale by II. b. Cochran, Druggist, No. l3 North
Queen street fD
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

"RoHEMIAN OATS Is the name OF the
latest swindle upon the guileless farmer
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30
CAPcINE phAsrEEs'
MEDALS AWARDED TO
Benson's Capcine Plaster !
THE BEST IN THE WORLD

THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Cures Pleurisy, Rheumatism. Lumbago, Back
ache, Weakness, Colds IN the Chest and all
Aches and strains.
Beware of limitations under similar soundiug 8
names.
- Ask for Bap sons and take no other.
declt6nd1w MWSf
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-04-21
HOW HILD MANNERS WON.
Story OF Gao Discontinue OF = rnris
Duc.ist-" Not a Dad IGco."' =

Story OF Gao Discomaturo OF = rnris
Duc.iat-" Not Dad yGca." -
jus; c. thS moment there seennI 70 +, .
lull il tho demand FOR pistols for two onl
coffee Tor ono, but, to supply tho omission,
we arc new rcgale'l with stories of famous;
dncliats under the rest olation-a period whcl
Paris was infested by crowds of we'll dresset!
bullics who went about seeking to fastcn
qunrrrls o.i pcaccah,c people. The adventures;
Of one of these gentry is amusing.
lie was i'll tho habit Of freuucnting rea-
taurant, where he became II dali, terror tU
the nol-lurling patrons. On 4 c,.tain oc"a,
sion ln, c,piril II worthy "bourgeois' gentlo-
man summing himself on the terrace, slipping
hi, mocha which did not Sc"nY to suit him
Til" bully approachc'lHle table, and, with a
twirlp his h"llirooc npnls.achc, Sail
"N"a don't secni tJ bc satisfied, sir?'
no, monsieur, this mocha is not at all
good toiay.'
The buh then q xxtc4itcd his grand tour do
fG.rr1 by slickln.s the end of his cane into tha
gcnfrpaASfup and vigorously stirring tho
contents, whiG he assumed the fcrociouS ;tir
of ono who was being i,,>uItr,E
"pcrhal,S il 5 better now" he remarked whc;i
he had finished the man'uver
The LourEroiS,' not littIo astonshrd,
tasted the improved mocha and politely re
Piled:
Not Il bad idea, monsieur; not bad idea!
How ,lruli. 1t is really better
And deliberately repeating the operation
with his own cane ne kept saying, as he too!s
little sips of the mixture: ..', ..',,
Not Il bad idea; It's ever so much better
decidedly improved Thank you, liionsitur,
thank yoll.'
The mild hammered man had won. The
other guests laughed heartily at the discom
fitted dacliat, who SUNK away, and thrncctoIh
left til" ha!itucs Of that particular restaurant
to enjoy tr"ir meals IN pcacc.-luriS Cor
MnM Nnrk til:luhitt -
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-04-21

Have Nrgi ever Sect! men on Il steamboat,
NFYcrr tho tablc was spread, stand around the
ddhr ready to make Il plungc and Il rush for
yLlc table the momcut Hn opportunity was
1iyriN Havoc vou seen how men at parties
ta.;n pains To- get The most Favorable situations
at the tali11. Have you seen how men Strrt"h
nuI lean over in order that they may fare the
bc7t! Men, too, that are fed well at home,
nnG that ,Ip not SCENT need any .Dc"iul frr..-
ing-hnvc vo,t sesn how they gormandIr,
4o|gt4sN stu4I. .;p>4 ill and forget everything
Int [ , rat. rnt right and lett nal eat some.
thin, of everything, an,ithiS at I! or n'clo"k
-at1. shtt And guod mnu they arc- dcacons
sCl,s f. class leaders. ministers all "uOl men! !!
BVt Whru :, man leaves his home at 10
o Ia !. AZ nialt to 70 out for amusement and
takes Iii, 14Q,al,l supper at or 2orlurk, what
would vou expect OF him but that he should
nikr Cvrrvl hing cnilSi>tnnt and the Whole
abonin,bic mc%' Il vocation Of patural law:
And inthr world of fashion they keep this
unllai r,GI excitement up To the most absurd
eStms, By .. or 3 or ! o'clock they begin to
go home, and then they retire. At about the
tirl, they ought to ;,"t up they Eulo bed.
Now comes thc restless sleep Of the forenoon.
And thrn about 10 or II o'ciOrk, 'lrcary and
shacaclr and drapondins, they get mp most
dtcnilly to talk about their Ell joymcnt;;.,
Henry Ward Boocher i'll New York World.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-04-21

a Boston newspaper says that once an
American lady visited Sarah Bcrnharlt and
was permitted to inspect her Al .~.@e In
Sarul bed room stood the SliC Teton so often
mentioned, and when she saw it the American
drew back i'll terror The actress thcrcupon,
saving that she was alive threw her arms
ni,out it and kissed the grizzly skull There,
you see he Is conscious" she exclaimed.
"Ycs," retorted her visitor, "he is even hlu.A-
ing for your Sarah's very vrrmillon lips
had left two red spots on the bony check -
New York Sun.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-04-21
No. 5 |
= -s =a-s=-T~sf- Is
PEACE.

Winds and wild waves iii hcadlong huge commo
ton
Scud, dark with tempest DER the Atautc's
breast.
While Underneath, few fatioms deep In ocean,
Liz peace ana rest.
Storms in rl.Gr tho rack before them Gwcepin-,
I.1:!.' and hiss Ike f;.:'o., Late possessed
Will over ell white c.oua";s pure are silrpinG
In luace. il. rest
Lear O Wild heart why In the storm world
r&a"a1; sc,
Fit. t,lon thus midway, passions slave Gnd
t"s,. ''''
T'l,i al SO Eec: GNoy2 hc.o;', uaclanS.2c. ...
..rc ,:"Gvc:, and res:
10 Spectator.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-04-21
JACKS0N'S VICTORY.
An INCIDENT or THE BATTLE OF
NEW ORLEANS.
On tho Plains nf Chnlmcttc--A Troop Of
Panic Stricken Fngitives-' y" Food
for nCow,:r,ls "-i;Arnd and Ns>;tr- for

for "Cow:rtls '--iA"ad and Ntftt' Tor
Eanaway.. "''
=, AtT r'cio"%' the battle began, and The roar
of tn" ,;r;'ftry, wittt the discharges Of mus
i;utIN was a!mostns- distinctly heard rs II III
our immcliatQln igbbprllool. There was not
1hA SLIGHTEST nr.t lii th" apparently deAu
city. Il Held its breath n awful suspense
Ihpr" was not i hiinnn being to- rocn NOV
ing IN the ttrcc,| We, the two boy and the
ladies of the ho;lschod, p"tri!ial into absolute
silence hy1Aq apirqpe'sons Of the h"h'cnt
stood on The balcony un:i $780, when the 1li-
my gralurlly ccaScit lA't still we continued
taIrInan On the same spot; for what WnS to
iiapp!p: Wrrc our defenders retrn0'lnG, pur-
sued IS the enemy! These were hour. OF
-ans icfy nevcr to he forgotten. Ahont II
o'r,o"k thr oppressive Silence in tn" city was
blph,ll hy the fnreusIy rapid @aI!op Of a.
hoisonan, shputn as loud a lIH could: Vie
tolv. vitoYy.' lie turnnl fr"n thartrcs
street into Dhuaiua and from DNnaino into
noy;I still shouting "E.'torT,' The voice
In become hoarsc, and yet no hrn2n voice
that cvrr aft. .rwar,l heard waslI'ati"hl Wl'h
morc >Wrc. ml:s'. That night We wen; /"
Bed with thankful hearts l'h" two boys '"oh
slnpt Nundly, n boys sleep, with thai hiar!ul
.uyronrc!m which appcrtainS TO their age.
i;ut | hnjht, if onr kind hostess AMI hei'
Llu" htrr closed their eyes, for they had nus
ha,G,. l.otA"r,, sons ca the battle He'd, and
ttlav GfA not know at what cost to them tho
vi .,oly had hccn achieved.
+, ~, n',,,inn nf t,,. nrnres;ng div IN,
,,.,'' I.',,r ~ ,f ,ya ,.r1 ,",, frn'h, o., tnn
pllin,ul ClHlmott", four milo, I',o" the city.
lii a Hrr' I.nr t!" 'lj%o'f"" rl'Nt hay" been
,r.y short h,;wten Ilriir. lot nc ano,riiln
~, plantation, .,S "'-s above HHn, Ga
r.' ,,','' - :,''I4A%t ,',r., INK (, nr
~, "'", ','''. ,,:',' ); ,,,,t r,,
~'r"''F were iI""!''">N u. ~" ~,
ladies ui tbs iauliA, ua.4 Niiu ~lIs natuii~
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-04-21
> A NIGHTS LODGING.
WHERE THE TRAMP AND BUM ATE
.it
GCNT FOR BALMY SLEEP.
y Lodging House for The llo:nciess
IVrcc;sa which Float tpnn thc Conn
munity-T'ke "DosoinS i."n'-I'hc Eivo
Cont LoG-rrs--~lccpin- vagalondaSe.
..

I, ..,, ,,,,t f',n 'nyt<A
"F''"H " "'''' '"'' ''" ~ {
munity-Ih" "h"Hai"I Zen -ihe i'o
Cont LoG-rrs--,,Iccping va@abondase."
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hcYr 0%a'n Up yop 80 - the work Eoo>'"
Ih""AoTc enc, Wlth only slight Vailations,
iH c2""oci irp:n tea 20 itIIy Tunes every lllSht
r. thN N"EC"! police station, ihc iIhAlr ''l'3
tA" o:;,S Ok w 0HpIicant with n hu" 'lc"cI
cMit'E him to" five cent lod"'N% on laS'
l2rn"' street. !" the @"'tir ll'N""d re''itr
me manner ana HilITllaIc "a '"lSl. -haI tl'i